Nurses Get to Serve OthersNurses have the incredible privilege of serving others through all phases of life—from birth to death. When a woman learns that she is pregnant, nurses are there to care for the expecting mother and her growing baby. When a woman delivers her newborn baby, nurses are there to witness that child’s first breath.[...]

 I get it. I know you are stressed about this test just like everyone else taking the NCLEX. But here are 5 most important things you must keep in mind when studying for the NCLEX. Have an appropriate study area. – Set aside a place most like where you will be taking the test. An area of no distractions (no Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, S[...]

The nurse is caring for a patient who just returned had a laparoscopic appendectomy. The should monitor the patient for which early sign of hypovolemic shock?   Decreased respiration Increased blood pressure [...]

The NCLEX now has new question formats that can also consist of tables, charts, graphs, audio clips, and images or pictures, in addition to narrative questions. The alternative and new format questions are: Multiple response questions ask you to select all the responses that are correct. You will have to choose more than one correct answer. You w[...]

Recently, The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) decided[1] to uphold the current passing standards for the NCLEX-PN exam (this evaluation occurs every three years) and is designed to ensure competence for entry-level PNs.   NCLEX is an important exam for candidates seeking out a career path as a Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN) or as a Practical Nurse (NCLEX-PN). Now, more than ever, the need to pass the res[...]